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1.76 acres 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths,
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assumable mortgage, 428-2646
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East lake Dr. situated on .84 acres,
134' of lake front, road access, 3
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te} bedroom, garage,
outbuildings,
jew

pasture, treed,
lew $69500

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1047 Redbirch Road, West
Raspberry. Approx, 900 sq. ft., plus

i; carport. Basement Mostly finished.
. Lot 1/3 acre, well developed, fruit

trees. Must be seen to be
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home, 3 bedroom suite up, 2
bedroom , separate entrance, suite
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THRUMS 10 acres solid 3bedroom
home 1200 squ.ft. basement sulte,
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UPPER ROSSLAND, quiet area, 3
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mid 50s. 362-5195

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area lake lot with 80' of boach
frontage. Sewage and: water
already Installed. Phone John
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REGISTERED TRAP LINE. 35 min,
wast of Cranbrook, Semi-remote,
has cabin, all traps, $20000. Phone
4892297 — Cranbrook

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‘WEDNESDAY

July 24, 1991

Vol. 2- No. 30

{

75 Cents + G.S.T.:

Public input.
selected —

The location of a new bridge
connecting Robson with Castle-
gar has been decided on, and it
looks like some property owners
in the vicinity of Crescent St. and
Cc ia Ave. will be
ated.

The Ministry of Highways

Don Barcham, said the details of
the new bridge have not been
released.

“We have a draft alignment
Pian. “he said. “It will go from

this preliminary design to a more
specific plan.”

He said the ministry hopes to
hold another public mecting in
early September and that prior to
the meeting the homeowners
affected will be contacted. :

“There will be some Properties

The site.is about half way,

between “the CP: Rail bridge” ‘and:

the former. Robson ferry ramps,
just south of Pass Creek.

In a press release issued last
week, Lyall Hanson, Minister of
Transportation and Highways,
said, “The new bridge will pro-
vide a safe and direct route for
industrial traffic to and from the
Celgar Pulp Mill, which is under-
going a major éxpansion.”
Originally, six possible sites were
identified for study by the min-

, These were reviewed by the
public and by local elected offi-
cials at a series of public informa-

ee ee ae
See BRIDGE 2A

train bridge.

SUN STAFF PHOTO /Brendan Haber

“This bridge was built in 1902 and it has never been opened [the swing-span for
boats], that | know of,” said a C.P. Railway crewman, referring to the Robson

rently being

mera |
Crown lands still a

major concern to
West Kootenay —
Outdoorsmen

SHARLENE IMHOFF
Sun Editor

The provincial government's
Proposed commercialization of
B.C.'s crown land for the purpose
of backcountry Tecreation contin-
ues to be a major concern to some
wildlife and envir

“We're not actively marketing,
any opportunities in Europe that.
I'm aware of,” he said. “What:
we're doing right now is waiting
for any further submissions to
come in regarding the discussion
paper that was released last year,””:

The discussion Paper, titled
Cc

groups across the province.
The topic came under discus-

"sion once again during a mecting

of the West Kootenay Outdoors-
men (WKO), where nine clubs

_ throughout the Kootenays were

present, representing close to
1,500 members.

Their concerns ‘include the
belief that a document which mar-
kets B.C.'s backcountry i is cur-

y Recres
ation on Crown Land i in British:
Columbia, resembles a recipe for:
tuming B.C.'s backcountry into a
hard currency cash cow for the

g0"
to wildlife associations who are
against the move.
The 34-page document sets out
a whole program designed ta
attract national and international
visitors Bed holiday in the:

d around
Europe -. despite the fact that they

‘have-remained ‘leery. about-the —
~« »~whole idea since the goverment

teleased a public discussion paper
last December.

Greg Roberts, Ministry of
Lands policy director, says he has
no idea where the WKO’s con-
cems stem from.

ry. and to:
enjoy such recreations as hiking;
snowmobiling, river: rafting-or.-
heli-skiing. The document, issued
by the Ministry of Lands and
Parks, called for public discussion
on the Proposed policies. Not
long after its release the document
received severe criticism from

See WKO 2A

SHARLENE IMHOFF |

Union votes in —
favour of strike

Says the earliest |

Sun Editor

Government releases names
on pollution concern list

SHARLENE IMKOFF

1, 1990 and March 31,

Sun Editor

Trail's Cominco plant is one of
104 industrial operations or
municipalities that have been
named in a noncompliance/pollu-
tion concem list released by the

go
. The list, which is based on the
seven-month period between

1991, lists those who were cither
significantly out of compliance
with their Waste Management
Permits or were a pollution con-
cem to B.C. Environment during
that period.

The Cominco plant in Trail is
listed ‘three separate times
throughout the list. Once for
exceeding a Zinc smelter air

RUBES

By Leigh Rubin

he “All my other analysts say.| should think
for myself. What do you think, Doc?"

permit on 7,

1990, a second time for exceed-
ing the permit regarding fertilizer
effluent in September, and a third
time to improve special waste
Storage areas,

Also found on ie list is the
Ki R
District located in Rossiongy/Tral
for a concem of sewage effluent
after a chronic problem in the

sewage line resulted in the peri-
odic bypass of raw sewage in
‘Trail Creek.

Showing up for the first time
on the government’s list is the
Canadian Pacific Railway in Nel-
son. The concern regards the con-
tamination of a portion of the rail
yard. by petroleum products
which eventually impaired soil

and g quality. Cur-
rently, a study is nearing comple-

See POLLUTION 2A

Members of the Pulp, Paper
and Woodworkers Union, Local
#1, have voted 85 per cent in
favour of proceeding with strike
action.

Approximately 280. voters
tumed out to vote last V/ednesday
at the Legion Hall in Castlegar.

Cal Him, Second Vice-presi-
dent of the Local and media

that any strike action could legal- :
Wy fake plate is aly 25, which is ;
10 days after voting occurred.

“The membership is “finally”
saying that the proposal offered by
Celgar is inadequate and_if there
isn't any positive or productive
negotiating by Celgar, a stike wil
become a reality,” he said.

Him could not comment on |

when a strike may occur,
tee

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